While these newer games aren’t perfect – you can always find something to critique if you look closely – they’re still excellent examples of their genres, and it almost feels unfair to point out their flaws.
After years of training and battling, the story of Deku and his journey to become a hero in My Hero Academia has come to an end. Now that All For One and Shigaraki Tomura have been defeated, the anime’s final season concludes, giving fans a clearer understanding of just how powerful Izuku Midoriya has become.
Imagine, if you will, the scene: UNI shuffled nervously in its virtual shoes, trading in a narrow corridor of liquidity pressure-like a miserly cat refusing to chase a laser pointer. Despite all the fireworks from high-profile on-chain antics, our brave digital horse stayed calm, as if it had eaten a hearty breakfast of stoicism and slept on a bed of sarcasm. The price? Staying put, shrinking and contracting like my patience at a bureaucratic meeting. 🐱💼
I recently read an interview with the team behind Exodus – Chad Robertson, Drew Karpyshyn, and Chris King – and they really highlighted how important choices will be in the game. Apparently, a lot of decisions won’t be simple right-or-wrong answers, but more about navigating morally grey areas. What’s really interesting is they’re factoring in time dilation, so you’ll have to think about how your choices affect things both now and in the future. The developers are super excited to see what players think about the different paths they take, and they’ve built in a lot of replayability because your decisions truly matter and have lasting consequences. It sounds like there will be a lot to discuss!
Researchers have shown that high-quality random numbers, typically generated by quantum processes, can be faithfully reproduced using the inherent timing variations within standard computer systems.
It all started Saturday, when some mysterious new wallet decided to execute a six-hour TWAP (because nothing says ‘fun’ like calculating underwater drama over hours, apparently) to short 398 XYZ100 contracts-roughly $10 million-according to the omniscient Hypurrscan Holy Grail of data.
Bitcoin clings to $90k like a koala to Eucalyptus, while the Fear and Greed Index moonwalks into “I give up, take my crypto.” 🐰💸
I should probably give you some background information before sharing today’s hints for the NYT Connections game.
A new approach to quantum error correction leverages the power of Transformer networks to significantly improve decoding performance for Golay codes.
Many classic Japanese role-playing games, whether they focus on strategic battles, fast-paced action, or turn-based combat, are still enjoyable today. Some have even been updated or remastered for modern consoles. Let’s explore some of these JRPGs released before 2010 and see how well they’ve aged.